Charlotte are beaming with pride as four of its own, Shago Elizondo on guitar, CJ Mercer on bass, Toussaint Lipton II on drums, and Eric âE Willâ Williams on keys, joined the R&B group SWV for their debut performance on NPRâs âTiny Desk Concert.â The musical spectacle aired on June 28, with SWV members Cheryl âCokoâ Gamble, Tamara âTajâ George, and Leanne âLeleeâ Lyons bringing along the Charlotte troupe for an electric set.
The ladies of SWV, known for their â90s hits âWeak,â âRight Here,â âRain,â and âIâm So into You,â teamed with the Charlotte musicians to dish out their top tunes. The chemistry on stage was palpable with every beat and note captivating the audience.
The talented bandmates, hailing from the Queen City, demonstrated their musical prowess, skillfully backing up the internationally renowned R&B group. The synergy between the musicians brought a refreshing sonic energy that elegantly fused with SWVâs timeless vibes.
Currently on their co-headlining Queens of R&B tour featuring artists like Xscape, Mya, Total, MC Lyte, and 702, SWV took the time to stop by NPRâs Washington D.C. headquarters. Their seven-song session had fans grooving to their classic tracks, anticipation growing for their upcoming North Carolina shows.
The Queens of R&B tour will make pit stops in Charlotte on July 17 at the PNC Music Pavilion and in Raleigh on July 20 at the Coastal Credit Union Music Park, promising to bring back the magic of the â90s R&B scene to the fans.
For Shago Elizondo, CJ Mercer, Toussaint Lipton II, and Eric âE Willâ Williams, the performance alongside world-class artists like the members of SWV was a surreal moment. Their talents shone bright on the grand stage, further testament of the thriving music scene in Charlotte. This performance will surely serve as a springboard for their careers, allowing their talents to shine beyond city limits.
Fans and music enthusiasts around the world have already begun sharing their praises for the remarkable show online. The members of SWV, combined with the backing bandâs talent, ensures that this performance will go down in the annals of âTiny Desk Concertâ history.
Beyond the exposure for the performers themselves, such a performance on an eminent platform like NPRâs âTiny Desk Concert,â puts Charlotte on the global music map, highlighting the city as a budding hub of talent that promises to refresh and influence the music industry in times to come.
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